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This collection preserves the Web sites that document Virginia's 2010 Congressional elections (primary and general). All 11 members of Virginia’s Congressional Delegation were up for election in 2010. Included are campaign Web sites for candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives, official sites for Virginia’s Congressional delegation, the state Virginia Democratic and Republican Party Web sites, as well as Web sites for members of the Virginia General Assembly.

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Bain for Congress

Description:
Campaign Web site of Stuart M. Bain, 2010 Libertarian candidate, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 6th District. Bain lost the November 2, 2010 general election. He received 9.15% of the vote.

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BillBolling.com : Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling

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Campaign Web site of Bill Bolling, Republican incumbent Lt. Governor of Virginia. Bolling is seeking re-election in 2009. The nominee will be selected at the Virginia Republican Party convention, 29-30 May 2009. Bolling was re-nominated. Bolling defeated Democrat Jody Wagner in the 3 November 2009 general election, 56%-44%.

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Rep. Eric Cantor (R-VA) : Republican Whip

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Official Web site of Congressman Eric Cantor, Republican incumbent, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 7th District. Cantor has served in the House of Representatives since 2001.

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Congressman Gerry Connolly : Home

Description:
Official Web site of Congressman Gerry Connolly, Democrat incumbent, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 11th District. Connolly has served in the House of Representatives since 2009.

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Official Web site of Congressman J. Randy Forbes, Republican incumbent, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 4th District. Forbes has served in the House of Representatives since 2001.

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Congressman Bob Goodlatte, Representing the 6th District of Virginia

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Official Web site of Congressman Bob Goodlatte, Republican incumbent, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 6th District. Goodlatte has served in the House of Representatives since 1993.

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Jeff Vanke for Congress • Virginia 6th District - Center Party of the United States

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Web site of Jeff Vanke, 2010 Center Party of the United States candidate, United States Congress, House of Representatives, 6th District. Vanke lost the 2 November 2010 general election. The election results were: Bob Goodlatte (Republican), 76.26%; Jeffery Vankell (Center Party), 12.95%; and Stuart Bain (Libertarian), 9.15%.

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Wynne LeGrow for Congress

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Campaign Web site of Dr. Wynne LeGrow, 2010 Democratic candidate, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 4th District. LeGrow lost the November 2, 2010 general election to Republican incumbent Randy Forbes, 62%-37%.

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Governor-Elect Robert F. McDonnell

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The Official Site for the Inaugural Committee of Governor-elect Robert F. McDonnell. The Inauguration will occur in Richmond on Saturday, January 16, 2010, at 12 noon at the State Capitol.

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Home | Congressman Jim Moran - Serving Virginia's 8th District

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Official Web site of Congressman Jim Moran, Democrat incumbent, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 8th District. Moran has served in the House of Representatives since 1991.

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Congressman Glenn Nye : Home

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Official Web site of Congressman Glenn Nye, Democratic incumbent, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 2nd District.
Nye has served in the House of Representatives since 2009.

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Pat Herrity for Congress

Description:
Campaign Web site of Pat Herrity, Republican candidate, seeking the nomination for United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 11th District. Herrity lost the June 8, 2010 Republican primary to Keith Fimian, 56%-44%.

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Congressman Tom Perriello : Home

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Official Web site of Congressman Tom Perriello, Democrat incumbent, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 5th District. Perriello has served in the House of Representatives since 2009.

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William Redpath for Congress

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Web site of William Redpath, 2010 Libertarian candidate, United States Congress, House of Representatives, 10th District. Redpath lost the 2 November 2010 general election. The elections results were: Frank Wolf (Repubiican), 62.86%; Jeff Barnett (Democrat), 34.81%; and William Redpath (Libertarian), 2.20%.

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Tony Wilt for Virginia House of Delegates

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Campaign Web site of Tony Wilt, Republican candidate for the 15 June 2010 special election, Virginia House of Delegates, 26th District. Wilt won the special election over Democrat Kai Denger, 66%-30%.

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Congressman Frank R. Wolf : Home

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Official Web site of Congressman Frank Wolf, Republican incumbent, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 10th District. Wolf has served in the House of Representatives since 1981.

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Richard Anthony for Congress

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Campaign Web site of Richard Anthony, Democratic candidate, seeking the nomination for United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 10th District. Anthony ended his campaign on 14 April 2010 due to health issues.

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Online Office of Congressman Bobby Scott

Description:
Official Web site of Congressman Bobby Scott, Democrat incumbent, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 3rd District.
Scott has served in the House of Representatives since 1993.

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Bob Goodlatte: U.S. Congress

Description:
Campaign Web site of Congressman Bob Goodlatte, Republican incumbent, seeking relection for United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 6th District. Goodlatte has served in the House of Representatives since 1993. Goodlatte won the November 2, 2010 general election with 76% of the vote.
The election results were: Bob Goodlatte (Republican), 76.26%; Jeffery Vankell (Center Party), 12.95%; and Stuart Bain (Libertarian), 9.15%.

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McDonnell for Governor

Description:
Campaign Web Site of Bob McDonnell, Republican for Governor. McDonnell resigned as Virginia's Attorney General in February 2009. McDonnell defeated Democrat Creigh Deeds in the 3 November 2009 general election, 59%-41%.

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Congressman Rick Boucher

Description:
Official Web site of Congressman Rick Boucher, Democrat incumbent, United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 9th District.
Boucher has served in the House of Representatives since 1983.

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Catherine Crabill

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Campaign Web site of Catherine Crabill, Republican candidate, seeking the nomination for United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 1st District. Crabill lost June 8, 2010 primary to incumbent Rob Wittman, 88%-12%.

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Ken Cuccinelli for Attorney General

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Campaign web site of Ken Cuccinelli, Republican candidate, seeking the nomination for Attorney General. The nominee will be selected at the Virginia Republican Party convention, 29-30 May 2009. Cuccinelli received the nomination. Cuccinelli defeated Democrat Stephen C. Shannon in the 3 November 2009 general election, 58%-42%.

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David Moore for the 9th Congressional District

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Campaign Web site of David Moore, Republican candidate, seeking the nomination for United States Congress, House of Representatives, Virginia, 9th District. Moore did not win the nomination.

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Kai Denger for Delegate

Description:
Campaign Web site of Kai Denger, Democratic candidate for the 15 June 2010 special election, Virginia House of Delegates, 26th District. Degner lost the special election to Republican Tony Wilt, 66%-30%.

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Delegate Matt Lohr

Description:
Official Web site of Delegate Matt Lohr, Republican incumbent, Virginia House of Delegates, 26th District. Lohr has served in the House of Delegates since January 2006.
Lohr resigned his when Governor Robert McDonnell appointed him Commissioner of Agriculture in 2010.

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Delegate Morgan Griffith

Description:
Official Web site of Morgan Griffith, Republican incumbent, Virginia House of Delegates, 8th District. Griffith served in the House of Delegates from 1994 to 2010. He was elected to Congress in November 2010.